краткий пересказ серии Snow Свинка Пеппа на английском
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Peppa and George were very excited that day. It was snowing outside. Peppa asked her Mummy if they could go and play outside. Mummy Pig advised to put on warm clothes. also Peppa and George had to wear their hats and scarves and gloves. At first, Peppa and George made footprints in the snow. Peppa offered George to play snowballs. They had a lot of fun. Then they decided to make a snowman. The snowman had a carrot as its nose and looked funny. It had a scarf and gloves and Mummy Pig was wearing them too. but Daddy Pig wasn’t wearing a scarf and gloves because they were on the snowman!
 

Нужно написать краткий пересказ на 15 предложений из daddy long legs надо написать 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 часты

Самостоятельно 57. a good, bad frame of mind настроение, расположение духа 58. to bother smb.
with smth беспокоить 59. to be free from conditions быть свободным от хвостов 60. campus кампус, террит.
универс. Городка 61. to pretend притворяться 62.
to be grown up быть взрослым 63. to grab smb внезапно схватить 64. entirely- совершенно 65.
to be used to smth быть привычным к ч-л 66. used to be smth бывал 67. to come to know about smth 68.
coincidence - совпадение 69. to rise in one s opinion подняться в ч-л мнении 70. scenery - пейзаж 71.
a pleasant sensation приятное чувство 72. to run for president балотироваться на пост президента 73. to elect - выбирать 74.
to spend vacation проводить каникулы 75. to pass examinations with the utmost easy сдать экзамены с невероятной легкостью 76. contest конкурс, соревнование 77.
to be to get excited быть взволнованным 78. to devote посвятить 79. to get become acclimated to smth привыкнуть, акклиматизироваться 80.
to change one s mind - передумать 81. a bunch of flowers букет цветов 82. waves of laughter волны смеха 83.
to display much comedy spirit проявить хор. Чувство юмора 84. broad jump прыжки в длину 85.
pole-vaulting прыжки с шестом 86. dash бег 87. the fifty yard dash бег на 50 ярдов 88.
to cheer smb. Апплодировать, подбадривать 89. to win an event выиграть состязание 90.
to one s credit к ч-л чести 91. sufficient - достаточно 92. monotonous - монотонно 93.
sympathetic сочувствующий 94. uneventful не богатый событиями 95. to cultivate smth.
in smb. Развивать ч-л в к-л 96. to punish smb наказывать 97.
arbitrary деспотичный, капризный 98. unreasonable беспричинно, необоснованно 99. wanderthirst страсть к путешествиям 100.
lack of social intercourse недостаток светского общения 101. to indulge smb баловать 102. to be companionable быть общительным 103.
to get caught in a storm попасть в шторм 104. to be wet through промокнуть насквозь 105. to miss smb скучать по к-л 106.
without delay без задержки 107. to accept smth принять ч-л 108. to apply for smth.
обращаться за ч-л 109. from one s point of view с.
Так? Ну я думаю что так)

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Every single night of the year, around 1,200 people sleep rough on hard benches and in grubby doorways on the streets of various English cities. Jasmine, twenty-two, is one of them. At first, huddled in a door entrance asking passers-by for money, she is reluctant to open up, but then she begins to talk. This is her story.
"I’ve been living on the streets ever since I was sixteen years old, when I ran away from my foster home. My parents died when I was very young so I went into foster care. It wasn’t so bad but I wanted to make it on my own. I stayed on friends’ couches at first, but eventually their parents grew tired of having me around, So, I caught a train to London, thinking that it would be easier to survive in the big city. How wrong could I be! I tried to find a job but no one would take me on without a fixed address. I slept in a cheap B & B for a few nights, but then my money ran out and I spent my first night in a sleeping bag on a park bench. I’ll never forget how alone I felt that night. I lay awake, terrified and shivering with cold.
Living rough, you sort of go back and forth between temporary accommodation and the street. I spend the odd night in a hostel for homeless people, and there are loads of squats around the city centre too. These are usually in abandoned houses, empty office buildings, disused warehouses, places like that. Usually you share a cramped little room with around fifteen others. Some of these people are drug addicts or alcoholics, and usually the room’s filthy and there’s no running water or electricity. But at least it’s a roof over your head, which can mean the difference between life or death when there are sub-zero temperatures outside. On the streets, the cold eats into your bones. I have my favourite doorways and I try to stick to busy, well-lit streets. Sometimes traffic fumes almost choke me, the noise is deafening and there’s no privacy whatsoever. But that’s a small price to pay for safety.
So how do I survive? Well, the government gives people like me money, but it’s barely enough to eat. I just about make ends meet by begging, selling The Big Issue. whatever I can really. I hate asking for money from people. Some take pity on me and toss me a few coins or buy me a sandwich or a hot drink. But most just rush past me and avoid looking me in the eye. They just want to get back to their posh houses in the suburbs, you know. Basically, you lose your identity, your dignity, everything, on the streets. It’s so boring not having a job, having nothing to do during the day, until one of the soup kitchens opens in the evening. It destroys your soul.
I don’t know what the future holds. Homelessness is a vicious circle that is very difficult to break out of. It’s very hard to get work, because no one takes you seriously, and then you lose your confidence and your self-esteem and it becomes even harder. I’m on a council waiting list for a flat though. I want nothing more than to have a place of my own one day. A place that I can call home."

Persist текст ката (10-15 предложений)Каждую ночь года около 1200 человек тяжело спят на скамейках и в грязных дверных проемах на улицах различных английских городов. Жасмин, двадцать два года, одна из них. Сначала, сбившись с толку в дверь, прося прохожих денег, она неохотно открывается, но потом начинает разговаривать. Это ее история.  "Я живу на улице с тех пор мне было шестнадцать лет, когда я убежал из детского дома. Мои родители умерли, когда я была совсем маленькой, поэтому я пошла в приемную семью. Это было не так плохо, но я хотел сделать это самостоятельно. Сначала я останавливался на диванах друзей, но в конце концов их родители устали от того, что я был рядом, поэтому я поймал поезд в Лондон, думая, что легче будет выжить в большом городе. Как я могу быть неправ! Я пытался найти работу, но никто не взял бы меня без фиксированного адреса. Я спал в дешевом B & B в течение нескольких ночей, но затем мои деньги закончились, и я провел свою первую ночь в спальном мешке на скамейке в парке. Я никогда не забуду, как одиноко я чувствовал себя той ночью. Я проснулся, испугался и дрожал от холода.  Живя грубо, вы как бы идете туда-сюда между временным жильем и улицей. Я провел странную ночь в хостеле для бездомных, и есть множество приседаний вокруг центра города тоже. Обычно это заброшенные дома, пустые офисные здания, заброшенные склады, такие места. Обычно вы делите тесную маленькую комнату примерно с пятнадцатью другими. Некоторые из этих людей наркоманы или алкоголики, и обычно номер грязный, и нет проточной воды или электричества. Но по крайней мере, это крыша над головой, что может означать разницу между жизнью и смертью, когда нет минусовых температурах снаружи. На улицах, холод въедается в кости. У меня есть мои любимые дверные проемы, и я стараюсь придерживаться занятых, хорошо освещенных улиц. Иногда дым трафика почти задыхается меня, шум оглушает и нет никакой конфиденциальности вообще. Но это небольшая цена за безопасность.  Так как же мне выжить? Ну, правительство дает людям вроде меня деньги, но их едва хватает, чтобы поесть. Я как раз собирался свести концы с концами, попрошайничая, продавая большую проблему. Все, что смогу на самом деле. Ненавижу просить у людей деньги. Некоторые жалеют меня и бросают мне несколько монет или покупают мне сэндвич или горячий напиток. Но большинство просто бросаются мимо меня и избегают смотреть мне в глаза. Они просто хотят вернуться в свои шикарные дома в пригороде. В принципе, вы теряете свою личность, свое достоинство, все, на улицах. Это так скучно, не имея работы, не имея ничего сделать в течение дня, пока одна из суповых кухонь не открывается вечером. Это разрушает твою душу.  Я не знаю, что будет в будущем. Бездомность-это порочный круг, из которого очень трудно вырваться. Это очень трудно получить работу, потому что никто не воспринимает вас всерьез, а затем вы теряете свою уверенность и свою самооценку, и это становится еще сложнее. Я нахожусь в списке ожидания Совета для квартиры. Я не хочу ничего больше, чем иметь собственное место однажды. Место, которое я могу назвать домом. "

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Education in Britain is compulsory (обязательный) for all children between the ages of 5-16.
School-children attend a primary school for 6 years. When students transfer to Secondary School at the age of 11, they do not take any examination, but their reports are sent on from the Primary School. 
Secondary School. Most children go to a comprehensive (комплексный) school. “Comprehensive” means all-inclusive. They admit (позволять) pupils of all abilities. But there are also “grammar school” and “secondary-modern schools”.
The pupils have to pass an exam to go there. Grammar school - a school for children over the age of 11, who are specially chosen to study for examinations which may lead to higher education. Secondary-modern school -a schools for children over the age of 11, who are not expected (рассчитывать) to go on to higher study later. All types of secondary schools have the 5-year courses for pupils from 11 years up to the school leaving age.
Pupils in all state schools in England and Wales study 10 main subjects: Core (центральный) subjects: English, mathematics, science; Foundation (основной) subjects: history, geography, a modern language, (art, craft and design), music, information technology, physical education. Religious education is also taught (преподаваться). Attainment (проверочный) tests are given at the ages of 7, 11 and 14, 16. At the end of a 5-year courses, at the age of 16, students sit the General Certificate of Secondary Education exams in as many subjects as possible. At the age of 16 about two-thirds of these pupils leave school and get job or apprenticeships (учеба). About one-third stays on at school until the age of 18, preparing themselves for higher education.
The 6th Form. More ambitious pupils continue to study in the 6th form. They stay on at school for one or two years to prepare themselves for university. They have only three or four main subjects which are necessary to pass to advanced level exams at the age of 18. the school year is divided into three terms with the intervals between them during the Christmas and Easter holidays lasting about two weeks each and the summer holidays which begins rather late and is usually six weeks long. All kinds of out-of-class activities are part of school life in Britain. Students have a lot of opportunities for playing sports, attending different clubs and singing in a choir. Most schools have very good libraries which students use for reference work.

Краткий пересказ на английском языке один дома
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The night before their flight to Paris for the Christmas holiday, the McCallister family gathers at the Chicago suburb home of Peter and Kate McCallister. Their eight-year-old son Kevin is ridiculed by his siblings and cousins. After an argument with his older brother Buzz, Kevin is sent to the third floor of the house, where he wishes his family would disappear. During the night, a power outage resets the alarm clocks and causes the family to oversleep. In the confusion and rush to reach their flight on time, Kevin is left behind and the family does not realize it until they are already airborne. Once in Paris, Peter and Kate desperately try to book a flight home, but find all the flights booked for the next 2 days. The clerks put Kate on standby for any possible seat opening. The rest of the family go to their relative’s home in Paris.
Meanwhile, Kevin wakes up to find the house empty and is overjoyed with his new freedom. He practices shooting with Buzz’s BB gun, jumps on the bed, watches a gangster film, and eats a large serving of junk food, but accidentally wrecks Buzz’s room. The Chicago Police Department arrive to check on him but are unable to find him and consider his parents’ call a hoax. Kevin also deals with his fear of his next door neighbor "Old Man" Marley, who is rumored to have murdered his family many years earlier, and the The Wet Bandits, Harry and Marv, criminals named for Marv’s tendency to intentionally flood the homes they rob. The pair are robbing the area’s vacant homes and have targeted Kevin’s. Kevin keeps the pair at bay by tricking them into thinking the house is still inhabited, but they eventually realize Kevin is alone.
Kate gets a flight to the USA, but ends up in Pennsylvania. She tries to book a flight to Chicago but they are again all booked. Kate refuses to accept the situation, and she is overheard by Gus Polinski, the lead member of a traveling polka band, who offers to let her travel with them to Chicago on their way to Milwaukee. Kate happily accepts.
On Christmas Eve, Kevin overhears Harry and Marv discussing plans for breaking into his house that night. Kevin goes to church and watches a choir perform. Marley sits beside Kevin and the pair talk; he learns that Marley is actually a nice person and the rumors about him are false. He tells Kevin he is watching the choir because his granddaughter is in it, and he never gets to see her because he and his son have not spoken in years after they had an argument. Kevin advises him to reconcile with his son.
Kevin returns home and rigs the building with various booby traps. Harry and Marv break in, triggering various traps and suffering burns, impalement and a lost tooth. While the pair close in on Kevin, he calls the police and escapes the house into a neighboring vacant home. Harry and Marv manage to catch him and discuss how they will get their revenge. Marley sneaks up behind the pair and knocks them out with a snow shovel. Shortly after, Harry and Marv are arrested, and tied to the multiple other robberies because of Marv’s flooding habit.
On Christmas Day, Kevin is disappointed to find that his family is still gone. He then hears Kate enter the house and call for him; the pair hug. Immediately after, the rest of the McCallisters arrive, having flown directly from Paris to Chicago. Kevin keeps silent about his encounter with Harry and Marv, although Peter finds Harry’s missing gold tooth. Kevin and Buzz forgive each other for their earlier argument. Kevin then observes Marley reuniting with his son and his family. Marley notices Kevin and the pair acknowledge each other. Buzz suddenly calls out, "Kevin, what did you do to my room?", at which point Kevin runs off.

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"The united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland"
the flag of the the united kingdom is called the Union Flag or the union jack.
in 1603 King James 1 of England (or Jack for short) united England and Scotland. Then in 1801 there was the union with Ireland. Now the flag combines the emblems of the three countries ( England, Scotland ans Nothern Ireland ) united under one monarch. Wales is not replesented in the flag because at the time the flag appeared in 1606. Wales was already united with England.
The Union Jack is a combination of the crosses of three patron saints of the country:
* the red cross of Saint George for England on a white background
* the white diagonal cross of Saint andrew for Scotland on a blue background
* thered diagonal cross of Saint Patrick for Ireland on a white background

The united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland" The flag of the the united kingdom is called the Union Flag.in 1603 King James 1 of England united and Scotland. Then in 1801 there was the union with Ireland. Now the flag combines the emblems of the three countries ( England, Scotland ans Nothern Ireland ).Jack is a combination of the crosses of three patron saints of the country:
* the red cross of Saint George for England on a white background
* the white diagonal cross of Saint andrew for Scotland on a blue background
* thered diagonal cross of Saint Patrick for Ireland on a white background